Hundreds of workers at the company's main Indian plant at Sriperumbudur near Chennai demonstrated this week to demand a share allocation in the upcoming record $3 billion listing
Automotive dealers body FADA on Friday urged the government to introduce vehicle depreciation benefits for individual taxpayers, saying it will not only expand the taxpayer base but also ignite automobile demand. In its pre-budget wishlist, the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) also asked the finance ministry to reduce corporate tax for LLPs, proprietary, and partnership firms. "We urge the finance ministry to introduce the benefits of claiming depreciation on vehicles for individuals paying income tax," FADA President Manish Raj Singhania said in a statement. Allowing individuals to account for depreciation will not only increase the number of income tax filers but also ignite automobile demand, he reasoned. Singhania also recommended reduction of corporate tax for LLPs, proprietary, and partnership firms. "While the government has already reduced corporate tax to 25 per cent for private limited companies with a turnover of up to Rs 400 crore, extending this ..
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The Department of Consumer Affairs (DoCA) held a meeting with automobile associations and companies on Saturday to encourage their participation in the newly launched Right to Repair Portal India, aimed at empowering consumers with easier access to product repair information. The meeting, chaired by DoCA Secretary Nidhi Khare, focused on addressing consumer concerns about restricted access to repair tools, high costs, and service delays in the automotive sector, an official statement said. Khare emphasized the need to "democratize repair manuals and videos" and foster a robust ecosystem for third-party repair services. She also suggested introducing a "repairability index" for vehicles to inform consumers about product lifespan and ease of repair. The government portal (https://righttorepairindia.gov.in/) seeks to provide consumers with information to repair their products, contributing to a circular economy and reducing e-waste. Key points discussed in the meeting include: making
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